Quotes
for Mike Delaney and 1-800-CONFESS:
“Mike
Delaney…embodies the whole spirit of our community of folk musicians
in Massachusetts…Everybody loves
him.” —Marilyn Rae Beyer, host on Boston Folk Radio, WUMB 91.9 FM.
“I can't tell
you how happy your song made me…it thrilled both Pete and
myself!”—Maura Kennedy of “The Kennedy’s” (www.kennedysmusic.com) in
regards to “I Wanna Be Maura Kennedy”.
“A true
gentleman”—Guy Davis when he invited Mike Delaney to play with him
at the 2005 Boston Folk Festival.
Anne
Hills called
1-800-CONFESS “brilliant”.
Tom Paxton
commented that “I’m Changing My Name to DOT.COM” was “not
bad”.
His open mike
has been recommended by Scott Alarik of the Boston Globe. And Dan
Gewertz of the Boston Herald observed that as an open mike host Mike
Delaney “provides a warm, supportive atmosphere for
performers”.
“You did a
beautiful job. Quite an homage to SAMW and the whole camp
scene”—David Roth, (www.davidrothmusic.com)
9/2/06.
"Your CD has
been living in my car, ready whenever I need a chuckle"--Joel Mabus,
(www.joelmabus.com),
9/13/07,
"Mike passed
silly a while ago. His
sense of humor will biff you upside the head like a nerf bat."—Randy
Browning of Late Bloomers (www.latebloomersmusic.com)
“New England Weather is a
large group of folkies who truly love playing music together and for
others. It’s a real treat.”--Dick
Pleasants, WUMB Radio,
91.9, www.wumb.org, dick.pleasants@umb.edu.
"Just listened to 'Quabbin's
Long-Forgotten Grave' and loved it! The music, the words, the
message"--Michael Tougias,
www.michaeltougias.com, author of
'Quabbin: A History and Explorer's Guide' and also the national
bestsellers 'Ten Hours Until Dawn' and 'Fatal
Forecast'.
"Low Carb" is one of the "best new climate songs", Alex Smith of Radio Ecoshock (www.ecoshock.org).
"Your CD is quite witty...Nice
tribute to The Kennedys, whose music I have enjoyed for
years."--Doug Dick, WVGN, St. Thomas, Virgin
Islands
Radio/Internet Airplay: Here
are radio stations and internet radiostations that have played songs
from 1-800-CONFESS and/or added it to their CD library. Please
support these stations and request my songs!
Dr. Demento, www.drdemento.com,
Colonoscopy, 9/10/06
Acoustic Soup, 2AIR-FM, east Australia - 21 Nov 2006,
1-800-CONFESS
ACOUSTIC
SOUP, Laura Summerfield, Coffs Coast Community
Radio, Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia
2AIR-FM
107.9, 24th April 2007, Reflecting on Global Conflict,
Peace Through War
Town & Country, New
Zealand. Mon 20 Nov, 783KHz AM, Mon 20 Nov
06, Low Carb
Robyne Fawx, The Saturday Morning Folk Show, KDVS Radio,
90.3 fm, www.kdvs.org,
Singer-Songwriter Consultant
10/19/07 Half of My
Brain
12/29/06 Half of My
Brain
Ruby Slippers,
Click Your Heals Together, KFOK Georgetown, CA,
11/25/06 Management
Things
1/20/07 Half of My
Brain
2/17/07 Low
Carb
3/3/07 Terror
Rainbow
3/10/07 Half of My
Brain
5/12/07 Half of My
Brain
8/4/07 Half of My
Brain
9/1/07 Peace Through
War
Norman Whitman--Detours, WYSO-FM, Antioch University, 795 Livermore
St., Yellow Springs,
Ohio,
45387-1697
10/14/07 Management Things (10/16 National Boss
Day)
09/30/07 Peace Through War
Fox's Minstrel Show, WRFG, Atlanta, GA
(http://www.wrfg.org) Harlon
Joye
4/15/07
The
Kennedys / Eight Miles High / Songs of the Open Road /
Appleseed
Mike Delaney / I Wanna Be Maura
Kennedy / 1-800-Confess / Self
Doug Lewis Show
WVGN,
107.3 FM
St. Thomas, Virgin Islands
Doug Lewis Show is a Sing
Out Radio Partner, www.singout.org
Sunday Coffee House <sundaycoffeehouse@YAHOO.CA>, 02/04/07, Greg Schatzmann, CJLX
91.3FM Belleville, ON http://www.91x.fm, CKHA 100.9FM, Haliburton, ON http://www.canoefm.com, Low Carb
Martin-Erickson, Tom
martin-erickson@WPR.ORG,
Wisconsin Public Radio,
28 January
2007, I’m Changing My Name to DOT.COM
WATD,
Marshfield, MA, 95.9 FM, www.959watd.com, Tomorrow's
Dreams, www.loveourmusic.com, Tofu
the Vegan Killer Whale
WBCR, 97.7 FM, Berkshire Community Radio, Great
Barrington, MA, www.berkshireradio.org, Graham and Barbara Dean, www.commonsensesongs.com
Arthur Elliott, "Sidestream", Radio 99.7FM, Brisbane, Australia.
www.wholewheatradio.org,
Whole Wheat Radio, PO Box 872, Talkeetna, Alaska 99676,
10/26/06 a bunch of
songs
Jim Albertson, Down Jersey,
WSNJ-1240 AM and WMVB-1440 AM, www.wsnjam.com, I Remember Blue,
11/22/06
"General Eclectic", WCVF-FM,
SUNY Fredonia, Fredonia, NY
14063,
Singer-Songwriter Consultant
www.onlinefolkfestival.com
www.folkalley.com, Folk
Alley/WKSU, 1613 E. Summit
St., Kent, OH 44242-0001
WUMD, UMASS Dartmouth, www.wsmu.org
Harris Radio, www.harrisradio.com
http://www.cctvcambridge.org/bandwidth Cambridge Community TV
Joe
Cline, www.kilocyclekowboys.com, This Old Porch, WNCW, Spindale, NC, 88.7 FM www.wncw.org
Bruce Cameron, 'Come All Ye', Radio 2MCE-FM,
CSU-Mitchell, Bathurst
NSW 2795, Australia
Jim
Rogers, Modern
Troubadours * Folk Time!,
WIUP-FM, 121
Stouffer, IUP, Indiana, PA 15705,
724-357-3816 and Folk Time! Productions, 944 East Pike
Road, Indiana,
PA 15701, 724-422-8750
Michael Stock, WLRN Radio,
172 NE 15th ST,
Miami, FL 33132
WUMB
Midnight Special, Chicago, IL, www.midnightspecial.org
Morgan Huke WMFO Tufts
Bruce Sylvester WMBR MIT
Ben
Pease WERS Emerson
Whole Wheat Radio
Online Folk Festival.com Greg Grant
Sing
Out!
NPR
Open Mike
Lee
Larcheveque WMUA acoustic café
Maggie Ferguson, WXOU Auburn Hills MI
Diane Karl, KBOO Portland OR
Sonny Ochs, WRPI, Middleburgh NY
Mary
Post, WVUD, Newark DE
Ruby
Slippers, KVMR Nevada
City CA
Susi
Lanagan, PBS Victoria Australia
Angela Page, wjffradio.org, Liberty, NY
Robert Resnick, Vermont Public Radio
Bud
Johnson, Acoustic Accents, TOK,AK
Robyne Fawx, KDVS, UC Davis, CA
Tom
Martin-Erickson,
Wisconsin Public
R.
Jeff
Robson UMFM Winnipeg, Manitoba
Fred
Dolan, WJCU Cleveland OH
Laura Summerfield Acoustic Soup, Australia
Joe
Cline This Old Porch Charlotte NC
Eddie O'Strange New Zealand
Bruce Cameron Come All Ye, Australia
Michael Stock WLRN Miami FL
Jim
Rogers WIUP Indiana, PA
Tom
Bingham WCVF Fredonia NY
Naomi Arenberg WGBH
Pete
Harris Harris Radio
Jim
Albertson Down Jersey
WSNJ
Norm Whitman WYSO
Yellow Springs, OH
Paul
Wanner, WUMD So. Dartmouth, MA
Nick
DiBiasio WICN Worcester
Quotes for New England Weather (www.neweather.com):
"As we all know New England Weather is
notoriously unpredictible and so is the folk band with that name.
But it's unpredictible only in its repertoire; they often surprise
you. But when it comes to the quality of their rollicking
performances, they are not the least bit unpredictible... with them
it's always fair weather." - Richard Walton,
Stone Soup Coffeehouse (www.soup.org)
"The Inuits have a multitude of words to
describe snow. With a language that rich, perhaps my "good mornings"
after Salon Sundays could convey what I am feeling. ... "a little
slice of Heaven." And I am both deliciously satiated and always
yearning for more. New England Weather exemplifies that. The
interaction of these people who are so dear to each other, and so
steeped in each others music produces a result so beautiful it takes
your breath away. Each one brings a unique, unmistakable identity
and the rest pay homage with their artful blend of rythmns and
harmonies. You almost hated to applaud at the end of a song because
you wanted to sit in the afterglow just a moment
Wasn't it
Maaavelous?!" - mfdaisy, Salon Sunday (www.salonsunday.com)
"First of all I would like to thank ... New
England Weather for a terrific show last Friday. If you have
never heard these guys, you really owe it to yourself to track
[them] down ... and let them astound your world. Doing originals
from as far back as 1400 years ago, [they] take you on a fascinating
musical journey covering everything from a mining disaster to a
vegetarian killer whale. It is enjoyable, to say the least and is
not fattening, however it is habit forming." - Steve
Howard, Lyrics & Latte's (www.myspace.com/accidentalsmusic)
"New England Weather is just as
described. Able to change in an instant, due to the stellar
individual qualities of its members. You don't get one sound. You
get old and new original folk, blues and bluegrass - all delivered
with an energy that will stand you up." - Susan Irene
Master, Musician and Concert Producer
"New England Weather is a group of five
talented musicians who are obviously friends as well as music
partners. They share a diversity of musical styles from folk music
including gospel and world music, to well-crafted original
compositions. They perform on a variety of instruments and are known
for their fine harmony singing. They have an informal style which
immediately makes the audience very comfortable and eager to sing
along. Though they function beautifully as a group, each member
comes through as an individual, well supported by the others. I look
forward to hearing more of their music!" - Ellen F.
Schmidt, Musician and Producer (www.ellenschmidt.com)
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